About Pie Town, New Mexico

Catron County is in the West central part of New Mexico and takes in an area of almost 7,000 square miles comprised of some of the most spectacular country in the Southwest and boasting a modest population of only about 3,500 people and some 10,000 Elk. The terrain is a mixture of pristine mountain ranges and high mesas with extensive plains in the north and east.

If your soul cries out for sounds of nature, and you are ready to be surrounded by quiet and solitude instead of crowds and traffic then come enjoy our regions finest offerings. Explore the Continental Divide, photography, large wildlife colonies, hiking, prime hunting and fishing and a variety of other outdoor sports, as well as a land steeped in history ranging from Spanish explorers and cattle drivers, to pioneers and homesteaders. There are even legends of hidden treasures.

Quaint little villages throughout the County offer a variety of services, including cafes, motels, service stations, schools, hardware and grocery stores. Here in this vast, sparsely inhabited region of New Mexico you can be as individual as you choose and live life in a more relaxed, stress free way.

There are few remaining pieces of the old frontier so grab on to apiece of the Great American dream today and start living. Come for a visit. Stay for a day, week, month or lifetime.

"Helping you own a Piece of the Pie"